Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-11-18
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Town and Country.


Town and Country.
The Bon Marche makes its fall introduc.
ton in this weeks ISSUE The ladies should
not overlook it.
Rev. Mr.. Blagden will preach in Hermon
Church, Potomac district, on next Sunday,
goth instant, services to commence at IL
A.
Mr.. VIM. Z. Cennell left at our Office a
Few days ago beet, raised by him, which
was the largest We have seen this season,
weighing nine pounds. Who can beat it ?
Mr.. VIM. Bigley, of Washington, who
was accidentally shot on the farm of Mr.
Gibbon, this county, on Tuesday Of last
week, died in that city on Sunday night
last.
Messrs. Lewis & Williams, of Clarksburg,
will, on Tuesday, Goth instant, offer their
entire stock of store goods at public auction.
This is rare chance to secure bargains.
See hand bills.
J. b. Daughton comes before our readers
with an advertisement in which nearly all
are interested. Mr.. Daughton is an ex-
perienced workman and has large estab-
ment. Read his ad.
Preaching at the Methodist church, this
town, next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered after preaching. Services con.
ducted Inv Raw David pnob
Mr.. Hilleary Offutt and Miss Kate N.
Peter, daughter of Alexander Peter, were
married at The Presbyterian church, barnes
town, on Wednesday last, by Rev. Alfred
IT. Graham, all of this county.
A rare chance to secure some of the best
blooded stock in the State will be offered at
the sale by Chas B. Fout, Auctioneer, on
the Fair Grounds at Frederick city, on
Thursday, oath instant See advertisement
in this issue.
A tenant house belonging to Mr.. Geo. G.
W. Beall, situated on his farm, near Der.
wood, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night last. The building was occupied at
the time by colored people. We did not
learn of the amount of the loss, nor whether
there was any insurance.
Guinnip is at the front again This is one
of the largest and most attractive dry goods
houses in the District Guinnip imports
every week from the Eastern markets and
his prices and styles are such as cannot fail
to please. Aside from articles of merchau-
disc Gunnip has an army Of polite and ex-
perienced clerks.
At an annual election of officers of the
Aims House, which took place on Thurs
day of last week, Mr.. John T. Best was re-
elected Overseer, Mrs. Best Matron, DR.. Ed
ward Anderson Physician, and Mr. John l..
Burnett, deputy clerk in the Clerks Office,
Clerk to the Board of Trustees, vice Mr. L
G. Peter, resigned.
Sales of livestock at Drovers' Rest, Mon.
day, November IA, are reported by Tavenner
Bros, as follows: Catte-best, 81 to 4 cts
good, to 81 cts. medium, at 81 TO 81 cents
common, 2 to n cents; sheep and lambs
sheep,2 to A cents; lambs, to 6; calves,
81 to 7 cents; 10 cows and calves from $2l
to $55. Market for cattle brisk; sheep and
lambs dull.
The American Mdgazsne for December
will be a Christmas number. Its leading
article, by VIM. II. Ingersoll, will discuss
the peculiarities Of the accepted likeness Of
Christ, and recount the legend of its origin
Ihis likeness is traceabie in the sacred art
o. eli Christian nations from the beginning
oi our era. Mr. Ingersoll will more espe
cially describe the endeaVors Of distinguish
ed American painters and sculptors to rep
resent this ideal. The article will be abund
antly illustrated.